Botox in London, from a Consultation-Led Clinic in South Kensington
Santi is a medically-led aesthetics clinic just off South Kensington station. We offer Botox and other injectable treatments in London with a focus on subtle, natural-looking results and a full clinical consultation before any procedure.
Why choose Santi for Botox in London?
We prioritise assessment over “quick injections”
At Santi, a Botox appointment begins with a detailed medical and aesthetic assessment. Your practitioner will explore your concerns, your medical history and whether Botox is the most appropriate option, or whether alternatives would be safer or more effective.
Soft, refined results — not an over-treated look
Many of our London patients are performers, professionals and people who prefer subtle improvements rather than a dramatic change. The aim is to soften expression lines while preserving movement and character, rather than leaving the face expressionless.
South Kensington, close to Kensington & Chelsea
Our clinic is on Thurloe Street, seconds from South Kensington station and within easy reach of Kensington, Chelsea, Knightsbridge and Belgravia. The setting is calm and discreet rather than a high-street setting.
Botox is a prescription medicine and is not suitable for everyone. Your practitioner will discuss indications, alternatives, possible side-effects and aftercare before you decide whether to proceed.
Botox treatments we offer in London
Botox (botulinum toxin) can be used for a range of aesthetic and medical indications. At Santi we focus on evidence-based, clinically appropriate uses, including:
Aesthetic Botox for expression lines
- Frown lines between the eyebrows (glabella)
- Horizontal forehead lines
- Lines around the eyes (“crow’s feet”)
- Subtle eyebrow lift in suitable patients
- Fine-tuning of chin dimpling or downturned mouth corners in selected cases
For a more detailed overview of how Botox works, risks and alternatives, you can read our main Botox / anti-wrinkle injections hub.
Advanced Botox treatments
- Masseter / jaw Botox for jaw clenching and tooth grinding (bruxism) — see our dedicated masseter Botox page.
- Botox for migraine and tension-type headaches in appropriate cases — more information in our migraine resources.
- Underarm sweating (axillary hyperhidrosis) in patients where conservative measures have not been effective.
- More refined “Baby Botox” / superficial Botox approaches in selected patients looking for very soft changes.
Not every indication will be appropriate for every patient. Your practitioner will explain the rationale, expected duration of effect and possible side-effects for each treatment option.
What to expect from a Botox appointment at Santi London
Every Botox treatment at Santi is built around a structured consultation. The aim is not simply to “book in injections”, but to understand what you are hoping to achieve and whether Botox is the right tool.
We discuss your medical history, medications, previous treatments and any upcoming events. Your practitioner examines your facial muscle activity at rest and in movement, and talks through realistic outcomes and limitations.
Small amounts of botulinum toxin are injected into carefully selected muscles. Treatment is usually quick, and most patients find it very tolerable. The number of injection points depends on the areas being treated.
You will receive verbal and written aftercare guidance. Effects develop gradually over several days, and a follow-up review may be recommended to assess the outcome and fine-tune if clinically appropriate.
How much does Botox cost at Santi London?
Botox pricing in London varies between clinics and depends on the areas treated, the product used and the expertise of the practitioner. At Santi, fees reflect a consultation-led, doctor-delivered service and the time allocated to each patient.
- Fees are structured by area and indication rather than “units”.
- Consultation time is included; not every consultation will lead to treatment.
- Advanced indications such as masseter, migraine or excessive sweating are priced separately.
For up-to-date information, including current fees for aesthetic and medical Botox indications, please see our treatment price list or contact the clinic.
Thinking about your first Botox treatment?
If you are considering Botox for the first time in London, a consultation is a chance to ask questions, understand the process and consider alternatives. There is no obligation to proceed with treatment on the day.
Read more about choosing a Botox clinicBotox in London — frequently asked questions
These are general FAQs about Botox at Santi in London and do not replace personalised medical advice. Your practitioner will discuss your individual circumstances during consultation.
How long does Botox usually last?
In most adults, the effects of Botox on expression lines last around 3–4 months, although this can be shorter or longer depending on the individual, the dose used and the area treated. For medical indications such as jaw clenching or migraines, your practitioner will discuss realistic expectations at your consultation.
Is Botox safe?
Botulinum toxin has been used in medicine for several decades. Like all prescription treatments, it has potential side-effects and is not suitable for everyone. At Santi, Botox is only given after a full consultation, and your practitioner will explain risks, benefits and alternatives before you decide whether to proceed.
Who performs Botox treatments at Santi London?
Botox treatments at Santi are carried out by experienced aesthetic practitioners following a medical assessment. We do not offer “walk-in” Botox appointments; time is reserved for consultation and planning before any injectable treatment.
Can Botox help with jaw clenching, migraines or sweating?
In some patients, Botox can be used to help with jaw clenching and grinding (masseter Botox), components of chronic migraine and problematic underarm sweating. These indications require careful assessment, and not everyone will be suitable. You can read more on our masseter Botox and migraine resources pages.
What is the difference between “Baby Botox” and standard Botox?
“Baby Botox” is an informal term describing the use of lower doses and more superficial techniques to achieve a very soft, subtle effect. It is not a different medicine. Whether this approach is suitable depends on your facial anatomy, muscle activity and goals; your practitioner will advise during consultation.
Is there downtime after Botox?
Most people are able to return to normal daily activities shortly after treatment. You may notice small injection marks, mild redness or occasional bruising. Your practitioner will provide specific aftercare advice, including temporary restrictions (for example avoiding strenuous exercise or lying flat immediately after treatment).
Considering Botox in London?
If you are exploring Botox treatment in London and would like an honest, consultation-led opinion, our team in South Kensington will be happy to talk through your options. We can also advise when alternatives to Botox might be more appropriate.